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Saturday’s result can hardly be regarded as an upset, as Trinity has lost only once this year and hasn’t dropped a game in Hartford since 2001: a span encompassing 39 straight home victories. The 8,000 Bantams watching the game did not make things any easier. Reversing their

Women In a whirlwind weekend, the women’s soccer team headed to the playoffs as the second seed following a 2-1 loss to Trinity College on Friday before winning its quarterfinal match against seventh-ranked Bowdoin at home on Sunday. The Jeffs are now 7-6-2 overall. Before the game against Trinity,

Fueled by stingy defensive play and timely goal scoring, the field hockey team advanced to the NESCAC semifinals by thumping archrival Wesleyan 3-0 at Gooding Field this past Sunday. Fourth-seeded Amherst (6-3 NESCAC) will square off against second-seeded Bowdoin (8-1 NESCAC) next Saturday at Tufts University for a place in

Last Wednesday, the team took the short trip to Smith College, where it outplayed and ultimately overwhelmed the Pioneers. The Jeffs’ attack, led by 10 kills from Cristy Meier ’12 and seven more from Katherine Kanoff ’12, proved too much for Smith, as the Pioneers could not muster much of

For the men, the meet was disappointing, exacerbated by their lack of a full squad; for the women, however, it was a testament to how dangerous a team they are. Women In a race in which not a single senior finished in the top 10, the Jeffs’ numero uno, sophomore

Last August, I completed my first triathlon. It was an Olympic-distance race, which made it a far cry from the sport’s ultimate challenge — the Ironman competition — but a longer race than most people tackle in their triathlon debuts. I’d been in plenty of running races before, everything from